Wild Sounds: Voice of the Sea Ice
Wild Sounds: Voice of the Sea Ice
Podcast Description
Step out onto a frozen landscape with New Zealand researchers investigating the future of Antarctica.
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Content Themes
The series delves into topics related to Antarctic exploration, climate change, and scientific innovation. Episodes spotlight significant themes such as mapping safe routes across ice shelves, investigating methane seeps, and understanding the ecology of Antarctic sea ice, with specific episodes featuring researchers like Dr. Daniel Price and ongoing projects addressing environmental changes.
Alison Ballance finds out what it takes to live in and do science in Antarctica, in a podcast series recorded on the frozen continent in November 2019.
Researchers are using hot water to drill through the Ross ice shelf, to discover what has happened to Antarctic ice during previous periods of warm climates.
To see images and read more about this episode, visit the RNZ website here: Voices from Antarctica: What the ice is saying
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